On Wednesday night, the T. C. Williams High School volleyball team opened their home season with a 3-0 win over the Jaguars of Falls Church High School: 25-22, 25-18 and 25-14.

Titan fall sports teams are in action this week.

The T.C. Williams football team enters this season with high hopes. The Titans are coming back from a 5-5 season, and came within one game of making the playoffs for the first time in 20 years. For this reason, optimism is common among coaches and players. However, the team still faces several key questions. Football coach Dennis Randolph was unresponsive to numerous attempts to contact him, but here are the five questions alexandrianews.org would have asked and will be watching for in the upcoming season.

Since volleyball became a varsity sport at T. C. Williams High School in 2000, there have been two head coaches. This year, Mike Burch is the new man in charge and he is rebuilding the program with an eye to the future.

T.C. Williams golf went 2-0 this week, defeating Annandale and West Springfield in match play.

Much like the Washington Redskins, the 2010 season for the Chinquapin Wahoos has been one of changes, reorganization and rebuilding. The team’s final record for the season, 1 win 4 losses, however, doesn’t accurately convey all of the positive accomplishments made this summer.

After participating in three pre-season tournaments, the T.C. high school golf team opened regular season play against W.T. Woodson last Thursday. The Titans lost, 138-142.

The T.C. Williams golf season began last week with the ServPro Invitational and will continue this Tuesday and Wednesday with the Patriot District Preview. The Titans finished fourth among Patriot District teams at ServPro, the highest finish for the team in years, and many golfers think that the team can only improve this season.

T.C. Williams Junior, Zach VeShancey. (Photo: Regan Kireilis)

The T.C. Williams Athletic Office is now under the direction of one of its former athletes. Steve Colantuoni, a T.C. graduate, played football for the Titans and later for the University of Richmond. Colantuoni played linebacker on a Northern Region champion Titan team before graduating in 1974.

Officials of the Woodrow Wilson Bridge Half Marathon presented by Burke & Herbert Bank, slated for September 19, announced its scenic course through a national park, over a new imposing bridge and around a new luxury resort while detailing a prize purse in excess of $8,000 for the inaugural running.